San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-21
EDITORIAL BREVITIEs

wheat market. The price of the loaf re-
mains in statu quo.
THAT hattIe-tlag order has gone into
| history and the democratic copper
heads can again arise and avOw their un-
| dying love of Cleveland for the enemies
| he has made.
The FreestOne local option election
| tins year shows gain Of more than
threc-hundTrd and fifty for the anti-prO-
| hibitiOn cause since the vote for local OPP
| ton carried.
| EUROPE does not have so many train
| rObberies as America, but 1t il not usual
| in America for the gang to get away
| with S5OO,OOO ia one lump, rs was done
recently in Belgium.
| DALLAS is not gaining artistic glory by
| the efforts OF the Herald cartoUnist
| Some country critic says that it cannot
make figure nine in the sand.
GROVER sent his congratulations to
Vic yesterday and never mentioned the
subject Of bait. 1t was a fatal oversight.
Grover probably has had enough fishing
| for the present.
IN identifying himself with the "iather
of his country" by that purchase of adj
| ditiOnal land for the Mount Vernon res
| ervatiOn. Jay Gould has acted with rare
| shire wdness and good judgment. That
one act OF his will cover an infinity Of
| his sins.
THAT Fidelity national bank smash at
| Cincinnati, il very likely to be Il serious
| one. ! he liabilities. not including the
stock, are considerably over S5OOO.OOO.
| The individual deposits are over $1,000
| COO and some one is in the nine hole.
| This is what a country village like Gin
cinnati gains by dabbling in = city wheat
| squeeze.
| PROF. NWCHOU. of Berlin, has never
| pronounced the growth in the crown
| princes throat fatal. He simply refuses
TO say that there is no danger of future
| complications. but does not hesitate 10
affirm that the growth SO far is merely
| warty ore, n declared bv Mackenzie.
The wish is no doubt father to the
thought among those who declare that
| the supreme court will declare the inter
| state commerce law unconstitutional.
| Those parties who have knowledge of
| the intentions of the supreme court on
| matters not yet submitted to that body,
are not airing that knowledge in the
newspapers.
The Waco Day is doomed to disap-
| pOintment in the carrying out of ts
| programme for the reception OF those
| confederate flags 1T the confederate re-
| union next August al Dallas. The flags
are not coming. Growers spinal column
| has become rubber string in its
| pliancy on this question. The vertebra
is TOO lofty for such an emergency.
IT wOnld be instructing and very
| satisfying 10 the doubts and uncertain
| ties Of the common mind to know under
| just what circumstances and by what
| previous consultations and agreements
| that conspiracy" was Matched, under
which Lockwood and Kampmann are
held by the United States commits
| siOner.
THE Dallas Times makes the unsavory
remark that the prohIbitiOnists are now
! geing around waiting for some one TO
throw them rotten egg into their open
mouths. Judging from its "lOw-dOwn
| niger" and "bO.Dutch" outcome, the
mouth OF the Advance must have had
its rotten egg quota some time since.
| THE great conspiracy case is ended.
| None of the city officials arc found an
swerable in the matter, and those pro-
hibitiOn centers that have been shyirg
rocks at San Antonio for the past two
weeks will please put up the shutters.
Their own glass doors are in danger.
Henry GEORGE is very antsgonistic to
| BlaIne's candidacy. George is wise: he
! knows ss by instinct how determined an
enemy Mr.. Blaine il TO all cOmmunistic
no properly IN land theories. In this
case Mr.. Blaine IL 10 be- CONGRATULATED
on the enemy ne has made. II Blaine
cannot De made president without the
! VoIes OF the George crowd, he had far
DETER remain private citizen. There
VIII De something radically wrong with
the man VINO gets that vote.
The COrsiCana Courier goes into
| liquor statistics with some startling re-
suits. Taking the United States rev.
pnue returns and the censns returns as
| the basis Of its calculations, the Courier
shows that in Kansas there is one liquor
! saloon, or place where LIQUOR il sold. 10
:, NIX ~ ., 'he Iopu'a'i3h; WINE
5ro &c VIC o%,G"" 'oI every
Nv, =, .,,o MS 10 census
49,; so,t - a.I- "S '"'O"'"'oI Vi Tue
1oi' W "i""h'
lie Banutra bugie ioOts Its horn for
an antl-prOhlbltlOn majority OF ESQ, 600.
ne bugIe VIII have TO blow long and
.uud 10 rally such majority. The pro-
mos nave staked out the ground and are
! moving heaven anu earth and hell to
carry ihelr point. The BugIe man can
| NOT count upon the democratic majOrlty
! OF the state thi" time. The victory can
be secured to the nti-prohbitiOn party
| ny nara work and plenty OF 1t. but there
| NJ WI. "e "o i"V'OOO majority by long
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